Cohoes Water Discoloration to be Fixed Within Weeks
The city’s consulting engineer Joseph A. Kestner Jr reports the discoloration in Cohoes water should improve within a couple of weeks after repairs to two sodium hydroxide tanks at the filtration plant. He explains tanks, out since Aug 9 and now relined, raise alkalinity to form protective alkaline coating, with extra chlorination planned for the lower reservoir to boost water quality citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Joseph A. Kestner Jr
Sere Contracting Corp
Bronx
Kestner
Syracuse
Second Ward Candidate Meeting Held
Democratic alderman candidate Armand Plasse spoke at the Second Ward candidate meeting outlining the Hart and Congress Streets light issue. An ad hoc petitions group led by Susan Bakerian formed to protest the light removal decision by the incumbent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armand Plasse
Second Ward
Committee
Plasse
Hart and
Congress Streets
Susan Bakerian
Main St
Library Sets Fine Free Week in Cohoes
The Cohoes Public Library declares a Fine Free Week from Monday to Oct 18 to recover about 1000 overdue books and periodicals. Patrons may return items without fines at City Hall foyer, St John's HR Center, or Cox's Stationery Store, with home pickup available if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes Public Library
Melissa Coury
City Hall
St. John’s Human Resource Center
Cox’s
Remsen
Ontario
Coury
Cohoes Library
Upper Hudson District Library Federation
Rites Held For Mrs Wrobleski At Cohoes
Funeral services for Mrs Julia Wrobleski of 100 Johnston Ave Cohoes were held at Fitzgerald Funeral Home and St Michael's Church with a Mass of the Resurrection by Rev Sigmund F Olszewski. Interment followed at St Michael's Cemetery Waterford with Father Olszewski presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Wrobleski
Johnston Ave
Cohoes
Fitzgerald Funeral Home
St. Michael’s Church
Sigmund F. Olszewski
David Johnston
Keith Combe
William McCarthy
Edward Labombard
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Waterford
Father Olszewski
Church Services Listed For Cohoes Community
Local houses of worship including First Baptist United Church Boght Reformed St Johns Episcopal Full Gospel Salvation Army First United Methodist and St James Methodist present their service times and Sunday school details. Notable items include summer schedule at Boght and Oct 3 church school start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Kellis
Salvation Army
Floyd Thayer
Salvation Meeting
Christ Community Church
Robert J. DeYoung
Eugene Stefaniacci
Brandt Outlines Eight Planks For Cohoes Mayor Bid
Democratic candidate Judge Frank L. Brandt releases eight platform planks covering garbage collection, city finances, and appointing qualified personnel. He proposes a live planning and industrial commission with tax relief to lure new industry and full time mayoral leadership to run city government efficiently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Brandt
Cohoes
Albany County
Fraternal Groups Plan Joint Communion Breakfast in Cohoes
Cohoes Masonic Lodge 116 and Cohoes Knights of Columbus Council 192 announce a joint Communion breakfast for Sunday November 14 at 9 a.m. at the K of C Council chambers Remsen Street. Masons attend service at First Methodist Church 730 a.m. K of C attends Mass at St Joseph's Church 8 a.m. Rev John D Columbus will speak. Committee members include Richard A Ellett Lester E Finkel and others from both groups. Tickets info through Wilsnack and Farrell. A joint Christmas dinner dance is planned for December 4 at Michael's Restaurant Colonie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes Masonic Lodge
F&am
Cohoes Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Remsen Street
Richard A. Ellett
Masons
John G. Wells
First Methodist Church
St. Joseph’s Church
Congress Street
John D. Columbus
St. James Methodist Church
Cohoes
The
Lester E. Finkel
Walter W. Wilsnack
Harold Ford
George Powley
L. Desmond Havern
Andrew J. Gisondi
John S. Farrell
L. Marcil Audet
Mr. Wilsnack
Knights
Mr. Farrell
Michael
Raphael
Rt. 9
Colonie
Meal Planning and Preparation Classes Begin
The Albany County Cooperative Extension Home Management Program opens a fall series on Meal Planning and Preparation with two sessions. The first starts at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Extension Office in St. John’s Human Resource Center, the second at 10:30 a.m. October 19. Child care and lunch are provided. Contact the Home Management Office for information and registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Albany County Cooperative Extension Home Management Program
Cooperative Extension Office
St. John’s Human Resource Center
Home Management Office
Obituary notes for Marie MacDonald and related deaths
Marie E MacDonald 55 of Crescent died Friday after a short illness at Cohoes Memorial Hospital. She was born in Whitehall daughter of George Locke and Emelia Aillard and lived here over 30 years. Survivors include husband Ford, two sons William of Binghamton and Gerald of Round Lake, daughter Loleta Keefe, sister Loleta Walker, and nine grandchildren. Funeral from Gordon C Emerick Funeral Home Crescent then St Marys Church Crescent with Mass of the Resurrection. interment in St Marys Cemetery Waterford. Joseph Burke 60 of 71 White St Cohoes died Friday after a long illness. He was a Waterford native resident of Stillwater and Cohoes most of life. Survivors include wife Mary Joepa two daughters Diane and Martyn Burke, stepson John Baranski, four sisters, two step-brothers, and three grandchildren. Mass of the Resurrection at St Bernard’s Church Cohoes. interment in St Marys Cemetery Waterford. Raymond J Hoy of 57 Reservoir St Cohoes funeral held Friday from Edward J Stanton Funeral Home and St Patricks Church with Mass of the Resurrection concelebrated by multiple priests. bearers listed. interment in St Agnes Cemetery Cohoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie E. MacDonald
Crescent
Cohoes Memorial Hospital
MacDonald
Whitehall
George Locke
Emelia Aillard
Ford MacDonald
William F. MacDonald
Binghamton
Gerald A. MacDonald
Round Lake
Loleta G. Keefe
Loleta Walker
Joseph Burke
White St
Cohoes
Waterford
Burke
Stillwater
Mary Joepa
Diane Burke
Martyn Burke
John W. Baranski
Camden
N.J
Klem Polishuk
Wilfred Lesnick
George Dekan
Metro Lacusta
Detroit Mich
Peter Shulga
Odessa
Texas
Fred Shulga
A. G. Boivin
St. Bernard’s Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Raymond J. Hoy
Reservoir St
Edward J. Stanton
St. Patrick’s Church
Joseph Amato
James F. Kelly
Gregory S. Weider
Michael Sheridan
Matthew
James Shea
Gerald Hoy
David McDermott
Kenneth Kellogg
John Owens
St. Agnes’ Cemetery
Military Rites For Ex Cohoes Native Donald J Senez
A military funeral was held in New Orleans for Donald J Senez a Cohoes native and World War II Navy veteran. He died Sunday in Veterans Hospital New Orleans after a long illness. Survived by his wife Jeannette seven children his mother a sister and a brother. Mass at St Raphael's Church and burial in Lake Lawn Mausoleum New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Donald J. Senez
Cohoes
Armand Senez
Anne Senez Fisher
Senez
Veterans Hospital
St. Joseph’s Academy
U.S. Navy
Jeannette Martellaro Senez
Mary Anne
Janet
Donald Jr
Henry
David
Joseph
Paul
Armand
Doris) Lussier
Ernest Senez
St. Raphael’s Church
Lake Lawn Mausoleum
Mass Schedule List for Cohoes and Nearby Parishes
The article lists Mass times and priests for several churches in Cohoes area including St Agnes St Bernard St Joseph St Marie St Michael St Nicholas St Patrick Sts Peter and Paul St Rita Sacred Heart and others. Times vary with weekday Saturday and Sunday services plus high or low Mass designations and noon services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Agnes
Charles C. Smith
St. Bernard’s
Francis G. Janis
St. Joseph’s
Joseph J. Robitaille
St. Marie’s
Lionel A. Guillaume
St. Michael’s
S. F. Olszewski
St. Nicholas
Paul J. Pascava
Bob Pucci
Sacred Heart
Edward N. Leroux
Clifton Park Women Join New York State Federation
The Clifton Park Women's Club receives notice of acceptance into the New York State Federation of Women's Clubs. Newly elected president Mrs. Jane MacWilliams invites all area women to meetings on the second Wednesday of each month. The program includes guest speakers from the Provisional League of Women Voters of Shenendehowa and a wine tasting event at the Bar ney Road club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Park Women’s Club
New York State
Federation of Wom
Jane MacWilliams
Clifton Park
Provisional
League of Women Voters of
Shenendehowa
Barney Road
Clifton Knolls
Ruth
WSCS
Vernel Champeaux
Damask Drive
Calico Colony
League of Women Voters
Dorcas Circle
Hearth Room
William Lasher
Alaska
Shenendehowa United Methodist Church
Louis Liberman
State University of New York At Albany
Relocatable Town Office Building Eyed by Colonie
The Town of Colonie seeks bids for a relocatable office building to ease space shortages. Deputy purchasing director Thelma N. Cederholm announces bids due Thursday at 11 a.m. at Town Hall. The unit will be placed near the west basement exit. use to be determined. Additionally, bids open Oct. 18 at 10 a.m. for a 1972 parcel delivery van for the Medico Supply Unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonie
Thelma N. Cederholm
Town Hall
Cederholm
Town of Colonie Medico
K of C Auxiliary Card Party Plan in Latham
The Ladies Auxiliary of Latham Council K of C will sponsor a benefit card party on October 15 at the Council Home Old London Road Raymond Street Latham starting at 8 p.m. Tickets are sold at the door or by members. Cochairmen are Mrs Ethel Preteau and Mrs Patricia Kinsella. The auxiliary also sponsors Saturday dances from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. with Harry Willis and his orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latham Council
K. of C
Old London Road
Raymond Street
Latham
Cochairmen
Ethel Preteau
Patricia Kinsella
Harry Willis
Surzyn Defends Cohoes Leadership At Ward Rally
Cohoes Citizens Party chairman Ralph E. Surzyn spoke to campaign workers about city officials running government not party chiefs. He rejected opponent Austin R. Gagnon and outlined plans for a Oct. 15 Fifth Ward rally at OCA Hall with cochairs Cortland Seguin and Philip Kopack and heads Maureen Robinson Joseph Costello Edna Gagnon Joseph McCormick and Donald Bluteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Ralph E. Surzyn
Fifth Ward
Oca Hall
Austin R. Gagnon
Surzyn
Gagnon
Cochairmen
Cortland Seguin
Philip Kopack
Maureen Robinson
Joseph Costello
Edna Gagnon
Joseph McCormick
Donald Bluteau
Suit Filed Over Mall Assessment In Niskayuna
Jerome D. Brownstein a Niskayuna resident and tenant files suit seeking to force four assessors to justify raising Mohawk Mall center section’s revised assessment to the original 2.07 million. The order, returnable Oct. 18, names the new assessor Rich ard M. Strong and cites missing hearings and ignored appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome D. Brownstein
Troy
Niskayuna
Mohawk Mall
Brownstein
Stanley Garage Corp
Boston
Rensselaer County
Matthew M. Dunne
Supreme Court
Lloyd C. Wellman
Schack Miner
P. Harold Bradley
Kinderhook
Stanford Associates
United Appraisal Co
Cohoes City Hall Closed For Columbus Day All Day
Cohoes Mayor Virginia B. McDonald announced city hall will be closed all day Monday in observance of Columbus Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
Virginia B. McDonald
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Remsen St
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Mrs. Wrobleski
First Baptist Church
Vaughn B. Lewis
United Church
John L. Robertson
Boght Reformed
Theodore H. Thielpape
St. John’s Episcopal
J. Alan di Pretoro
First United Methodist
John B. Columbus
St. James
BIG Chili Dog
Denny’s
Brandt
Mr. Hoy
Bowman Orchards
Vischer Ferry
Crescent Rd
Riverview Road
New York State Group
En's Clubs
Country Liquor Super Market
Youth Fellowship
Charles D. Swartz
Kay Offenbacher
Tri-City
Sunya
Edna Allen
Harold Lane
Route 236
Pearl Harris
Grooms
Harry Reynolds
Cambridge Ave
Colonial Green
Marvin Sweet
St. George’s Episcopal Church
David C. Randles
Shenendehowa United
Reformed
Robert J. de Young
Northway Bible Chapel
C. Otto Werres
Prince of Peace
William Kurschinski
Country Knolls
Burning Bush Boulevard
Max T. Neel
St. George’s Episcopal
Edward A. Whitman
the Bank
Shenendehowa United Methodist
Charles Schwartz
Peter C. Fort
William Fink
Skye Farms
Warrensburg
Richard Denault
K. of C. Auxiliary Plans
Ian
Vle
R. E. Surzyn
Scotts
Ginsburg Market
Center Brunswick
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